Descripción
01 / Product Overview
One Pass. 9YCM-850 Combined Baler and Wrapper Together.
The 9YCM-850 Combined Baler and Wrapper is a single-machine solution that bales round forage and seals it in stretch film during the same pass through the field. It eliminates the workflow gap between a standalone round baler and a separate wrapper — the gap where oxygen exposure begins and silage quality starts dropping. Bales come off the machine already sealed at φ85–90 × 85 cm, ready to roll directly to storage.
Designed as a Bale Wrapper Machine for commercial hay, haylage, and silage operations, the 9YCM-850 produces 30–40 finished bales per hour from any 120+ HP wheeled tractor. Each bale carries 0.48–0.54 m³ of compressed forage — sized for stack-friendly storage and easy handling by skid-steer or front loader. The 2.5 m³ feeding hopper keeps the chamber filling continuously, even on uneven windrows.
As a Hay Baler Wrapper trusted by dairy producers, livestock operators, and custom forage contractors, the unit is electronically controlled — operators set bale density, film layers, and wrap rotations from the cab, then monitor cycle status on an in-cab display. Each finished bale follows the same recipe, removing the variability that hand-set systems introduce. Available now Combined Baler and Wrapper for Sale with FOB pricing on request.
02 / Technical Data
9YCM-850 Combined Baler and Wrapper Full Specifications.
Factory-verified data sheet. Every value is checked against the unit’s serial number before crating and listed on the inspection report shipped with each machine.
| No. | Item | Unit | Specification |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Product Name | / | 9YCM-850 Integrated Baling & Wrapping Machine |
| 2 | Bale Size (Diameter × Length) | cm | φ85 – 90 × 85 |
| 3 | Bale Volume | m³ | 0.48 – 0.54 |
| 4 | Hopper Volume | m³ | 2.5 |
| 5 | Matching Power | HP | ≥ 120 (≈ 88 kW or above) |
| 6 | Overall Dimensions (L × W × H) | m | 7.00 × 2.19 × 3.03 |
| 7 | Tire Specification | / | 295/60-15 |
| 8 | PTO Output Speed | rpm | 540 |
| 9 | Hydraulic Requirements | / | 1 × 1/2 in + 1 × 3/4 in |
| 10 | Electrical Requirements | / | 12 V DC |
| 11 | Control System | / | Electronic Control System (in-cab display) |
| 12 | Productivity | bales/h | 30 – 40 |
Custom bale-density profiles, film-pre-stretch settings, and territory-specific safety markings available on request.
03 / Visual Reference
9YCM-850 Combined Baler and Wrapper Product In Action.
Field working position and machine detail photography. Recommended minimum image width: 1600 px. Replace placeholders below with your high-resolution shots.
04 / Field Applications
Where the 9YCM-850 Combined Baler & Wrapper Pays Off.
Single-pass baling and wrapping is most valuable wherever forage moisture matters and storage windows are tight. Six operations where the 9YCM-850 combined baler & wrapper earns its keep:
Wrapping at 50–65% moisture preserves protein and digestible fiber for milk-yield rations. Bale-and-wrap-in-one cuts oxygen exposure to seconds, not hours.
Round wrapped bales weigh 280–340 kg dry-equivalent — sized for one-bale-per-day winter feeding and easy front-loader handling.
30–40 bales/hour throughput keeps multi-farm routes on schedule even when weather windows compress the working day to 6–8 hours.
Wrapped haylage gives small ruminants palatable winter feed without dust issues. Bale size matches typical 50–200 head flock daily ration.
High-quality wrapped haylage avoids dust-related respiratory issues in stabled horses. Premium 6–8 layer film options for export-grade product.
Tendered procurement programs requiring electronic-control consistency, ISO-aligned QC documents, and traceable per-bale wrap records.
05 / Engineering Highlights
What the Spec Sheet Means.
Six features, written for the procurement engineer rather than the marketing brochure.
Single-Pass Bale & Wrap Workflow
The bale chamber discharges directly onto the integrated wrapping table. From windrow to sealed bale takes one operation — no transfer tractor, no second machine, and no oxygen-exposure window between baling and wrapping.
Verified Field Productivity
30 to 40 finished wrapped bales per hour under normal field conditions — equivalent to 240–320 bales in an 8-hour shift. Throughput is logged by the electronic control system for daily reporting.
Generous Feeding Hopper
2.5 m³ feeding hopper smooths out uneven windrows and keeps the bale chamber filling continuously. Reduces operator stop-start cycling on heavy-density forage where hopper bridging is common.
Electronic Control System
In-cab display lets the operator set bale density, wrap layers (typically 4 / 6 / 8), and rotation count. Each bale follows the same recipe, removing the operator-variability of mechanical-only systems.
Standard 540 rpm PTO Drive
Universal compatibility with mainstream 120+ HP tractors — John Deere 6M, New Holland T6, Case Maxxum, Massey Ferguson 6700S, YTO LX, and Lovol M-series. No 1000 rpm conversion needed.
Bale Geometry Optimized for Storage
85–90 cm diameter × 85 cm length yields 0.48–0.54 m³ per bale — sized for stack-friendly storage on standard pallet pads and easy single-bale handling by skid-steer or telehandler.
06 / Manufacturer Profile
Why Source from Our Factory.
Picking a Combined Baler and Wrapper Manufacturer at this price point is a multi-year decision — wear parts, software updates, and after-sales response all matter for the next 8 to 12 seasons. Here’s what the procurement file looks like:
Vertically Integrated Production
CNC laser cutting, robotic welding, automated paint line, and dedicated forage-equipment assembly bays under one roof. Annual capacity for 1,200 combined baler-wrapper units — orders ship on quoted lead time, not deferred.
15 Years on Round-Bale Equipment
Specialized in round balers, wrappers, and combined units since 2009. Each model revision iterates on real customer feedback from dairy operators, contractors, and cooperatives across 32 countries.
22-Engineer R&D Team
Mechanical, electronic-control, and field-test engineers on staff. Custom configurations — wider hoppers, alternative bale sizes, region-specific safety markings — turn around in 30–45 days.
ISO 9001:2015 + CE Marked
Each unit run-tested under PTO load and given a complete wrap-cycle dry run before crating. Digital QC report (photos, torque-spec checklist, serial number) ships with every machine.
5-Day Spare-Part Dispatch
24-month frame warranty + 12-month wear-part coverage. Spares ship within 5 working days — pickup tines, wrap-arm rollers, hydraulic seals, and electronic modules held in stock for all units sold within 8 years.
Door-to-Port Logistics
FOB Tianjin/Qingdao or CIF to your nearest port. Full export documents — CO, B/L, packing list, fumigation certificate. RoRo available for select destinations; one unit per 40HQ container.
07 / Buyer FAQ
Questions Procurement Teams Ask Us.
1
Yes — at 30–40 bales per hour and a 2.5 m³ hopper, the 9YCM-850 is sized for large hay and silage farms running 200+ hectares. One operator can produce 240–320 wrapped bales in an 8-hour shift. Multi-unit pricing kicks in at 3 units.
2
Minimum 120 HP wheeled tractor with a 540 rpm PTO, two hydraulic outlets (1×½″ and 1×¾″), and 12 V DC electrical supply. Compatible with John Deere 6M, New Holland T6, Case Maxxum, Massey 6700S, YTO LX, and Lovol M-series tractors.
3
Yes. The 9YCM-850 Combined Baler and Wrapper handles dry hay (12–18% moisture), haylage (45–60% moisture), and high-moisture silage (60–70%). Adjust wrap layer count from the in-cab control: 4 layers for dry hay, 6–8 layers for haylage and silage.
4
The wrapping arm is configured for standard 750 mm × 25 µm silage film. The unit accepts most major film brands. Pre-stretch ratio is set at 55–70% via the electronic control to ensure consistent oxygen barrier without film tearing.
5
Standard configurations ship in 30–40 working days; custom builds 40–55 days. We arrange FOB Tianjin/Qingdao or CIF to your nearest port and supply complete export documentation. One 9YCM-850 fits a 40HQ container; RoRo also available.
6
24-month frame warranty plus 12-month wear-part coverage. Spares ship within 5 working days from stock — pickup tines, wrap rollers, hydraulic seals, and electronic modules. Remote diagnostics by video call available during the season.
08 / Verified Field Feedback
What Operators Say After a Full Season.
My old setup was a baler hitched to a wrapper hitched to my last good nerve. Picked up the 9YCM-850 last spring — first day my hired hand asked what he was supposed to do with all the extra time. Told him to go home early, wife thinks I’ve turned into a softie. Bales come out tight and consistent, neighbors keep stopping by to “borrow” it. Suddenly very popular.
— Beef & hay operation, 320 acres, Iowa, USA
We deployed two 9YCM-850 units across 480 hectares of haylage production for our dairy operation. Average output stayed at 36 bales/hour through the season. Switching from a separate baler-plus-wrapper setup eliminated transfer-handling and cut wrap-film consumption by roughly 12%. Silage analysis showed a 2.1% improvement in feed-grade DM retention versus our previous workflow.
— Operations Director, 1,800-cow dairy cooperative, Sweden
09 / Workflow Equipment
Build the Full Forage Chain.
A combined baler-wrapper sits at the end of the forage workflow — by then the grass is mowed, dried, and raked into windrows. To run the operation in-house instead of contracting it out, pair the 9YCM-850 with these matched implements covering the upstream stages and downstream handling:
All four — disc mower, hay rake, 9YCM-850 Combined Baler and Wrapper, and bale trailer — pair to a single 120+ HP wheeled tractor in rotation, maximizing utilization of the machine you already own.
Get a Quote on Your 9YCM-850
Send us your tractor model, target hectares per season, and forage type — our engineers come back within 24 hours with FOB pricing, lead time, and configuration recommendations. Multi-unit discounts apply from 3 units; full-container pricing from 5+.
Building a complete farm-machinery fleet? We manufacture matched implements across the full forage and dry-bean workflow:
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